Showing posts with label Ipad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ipad. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 March 2012

Hublot Morphosis by Doettling


Safe maker Doettling paired with Hublot to create this cylindrical steel with lacquered semi-matte Hublot black panel inner tube safe for the ultimate watch collector.
Weighing around 180 kilograms the cylindrical safe sports an inner tube that turns inside of the outer shell, with two set of winders that can hold up to 42 watches.
The top end of the cabinet houses an iPad dock. The connected iPad works as the input method. Users must enter a pass code to reveal the first set of watches.
The user must then enter a second security code to access the second set of timepieces. The iPad can also control other features such as the speed of the watch rotations, the direction of the spins, and total number of spins per day.
The price runs $US204,664 for each cabinet.
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Tuesday, 13 March 2012

You Vs your cat iPad game


The Purina cat food brand Friskies has already released cat-friendly iPad games such as Cat Fishing, Tasty Treasures Hunt and Party Mix-Up but now the company is working on a game that allows humans to pit themselves against their feline friends in the upcoming ‘You vs Cat’ iPad game.
Working around the principles of air hockey, You vs Cat has the human player flick a piece of pixelated cat food across the screen with the intention of having it reach the other end before your cat can swipe it away.
Of course, what gaming experience would be complete without an interactive scoreboard; You vs Cat will have a leaderboard that will update which member of the animal kingdom is the reigning champion of this upcoming interspecies iPad game.

Monday, 13 February 2012

The GoPad


The GoPad is a new iPad accessory designed for the most dedicated of tablet users. The GoPad is a two-piece kit consisting of a harness and a stand. The strap goes around your neck and places your iPad at about waist level.
The distance of the iPad from your body can be adjusted depending on how you choose to type. The GoPad is one of the safest ways to use your iPad at street level as it doesn’t obscure your field of vision and isn’t at risk of falling. Should you choose to stop walking and typing, the GoPad also functions as a tablet stand. The entire kit sells for $89 and is also available for the Motorola Xoom, Samsung Galaxy tablet and the Blackberry Playbook.

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Sunday, 25 December 2011

The “iPad Mini” is expected to be released in early 2012


While Jobs was dismissive of the iPad Lite concept, calling them “scaled-up smartphones” in Apple’s earnings conference call a year ago, Apple is readying the new device to go head-to-head with Kindle Fire, Amazon’s $200 color 7-inch slate.
However, Jobs was not pleased with the experience of the iPad Mini and thought it diluted Apple’s product-line, said our insider. 
Positioned between the iPod Touch and the iPad 2, the iPad Mini does complicate Apple’s simple lineup. Apple’s management team, in their first move of establishing independence, decided to proceed with the smaller iPad.
With the Kindle Fire priced at $199, a mini version of the iPad could fill a market gap for people still uncomfortable with the iPad’s $499 price-tag. The Kindle Fire was afire on Black Friday, where it was the bestselling tablet at Target and Best Buy stores. By producing a less expensive, smaller and more portable tablet, Apple will certainly maintain market dominance.
Additionally, Taiwanese Economic Daily News has reported that Korean LG Display and Taiwanese AU Optronics, two potential suppliers, have recently sent samples of their iPad Mini displays to Apple.
 Their sources state that Apple has already set the specifications for the smaller tablet, which is scheduled to ship Q1 2012, with the iPad 3 shipping in Q3, which is said to carry a Retina display with 2048×1536 resolution.
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Saturday, 3 December 2011

The Scanomat Top Brewer




With a simple touch of your iPhone or iPad the TopBrewer brews your favourite coffee drink using the freshly groundcoffee beans.
The Scanomat Top Brewer lurks underneath your kitchen counter or inside your island, using dual grinders to ensure your source is as fresh as possible, heating fresh water for every cup using a unique boiler system and cleaning itself automatically, all springing to life with a single tap on your iPhone. It takes just 15 seconds to deliver a cup of filtered coffee, 25 seconds for a shot of espresso.
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Thursday, 20 October 2011

Steve Jobs Memorial at Apple's Headquarter



New CEO of Apple Tim Cook addressed the companies employees yesterday outside of the headquarters in Cupertino, CA in memorial of late former CEO Steve Jobs who passed away on October 5th.  The company is showing no signs of slowing down as their new iPhone 4S sold an astonishing 4 million units in just three days.  R.I.P. Steve!
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Tuesday, 11 October 2011

The Tweet Speaker app




The Tweet Speaker app is the ideal app for those who need to know what is happening on Twitter at all times. The Tweet Speaker app was created by appcubby to tweet to you.
The app uses a strange, robot voice to read your tweets. While the voice sounds a little creepy, it is incredibly accurate and can even read links in the form of website name and article titles. The app is also smart as it can remember what part of your feed you stopped reading at and pick up from that point. The app is available for $2.99 for the iPhone (sorry Android tweeters). You can check out the featured video here showing a demo video of the app in action. There may soon come a day where you never have to read again.
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Friday, 17 June 2011

The world’s priciest iPad at $1.2 Million



The popular Apple gadget which is adorned with 18 carat gold and showcasing 300 carats of sparkling diamonds weighs in as the world’s priciest iPad at $1.2 Million. This diamond-encrusted gadget which was designed by Camael Diamonds exhibits shimmering white diamonds as well as dazzling rare black diamonds – which are featured on the device’s home button and on the iPad’s bejeweled Apple logo, visible on the back of the device.
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Saturday, 4 June 2011

Cartier iPad case


The Cartier iPad case hails from the prestige brand’s “Les Must” collection, offering three exquisite color options (fuchsia, black or camel goatskin) in which to carry your iPad in the epitome of style.


A functional + stylish luxury accessory, the Cartier iPad case is quite versatile as well (can be carried in 3 different ways), and elegantly bears the luxury brand’s embossed signature on the front exterior of the case. The luxury iPad case also features a sleek microfiber lining within its carefully crafted interior.
The luxurious Cartier iPad case is officially called the Digital Device Holder Compatible With The iPad – and the high-end accessories case for style-conscious gadget enthusiasts is loftily priced at $420 US (€290).
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Monday, 21 February 2011

iPad Case in Python by Raymond Hau


If you have a taste for fine leather, dress up your tablet in these classy Raymond Hau iPad Cases. Your gadget will thank you for spoiling it rotten.
These luxurious covers come in six different animal skins, from python black ostrich to hair-on calfskin. The sleeve is trimmed with chrome hardware and lined with lambskin. The Raymond Hau iPad Case even comes with a tablet stand inside. Your sleek device deserves to indulge in a little exoticness.